Structural reform necessary to correct int'l imbalances: Ota

Structural reform necessary to correct int'l imbalances: Ota

WASHINGTON, United States - Japan's economic and fiscal policy minister Hiroko Ota speaks at a news conference in Washington on Jan. 4. She said structural reform holds the key to redressing international imbalances, not manipulating foreign exchange rates. (Kyodo)

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